Kirjahaku

SPLINTERED SOULS: Tina Miles is a young girl starting a new chapter in her life. When she encounters Devin Snow, everything changes. Deep down, she believes there is more to Devin than meets the eye. Meanwhile, Det. Lisa Warner is convinced there is more to Tina's story. People are dying. No one has answers. What mysterious force binds these Splintered SoulsBREATH OF GOD: After a horrible accident leaves him partially paralyzed, it takes the enigmatic power of heaven to bring Lieutenant Alex Mendez back from the dead, unlocking a secret as old as time that may have been hidden inside his four-year-old daughter. To make matters worse, Detective Lisa Mendez, Alex's wife, confronts her own demons, all the while chasing the most unlikely of suspects in connection with multiple homicides. Is it possible a seventeen-year-old boy with Spina Bifida is singlehandedly responsible for the worst crime spree to ever hit the small east Texas community? Lisa Mendez believes it is possible, though a thousand questions remain. As with Alex, the answers to Lisa's questions lay buried deep within the innocent soul of her daughter. While Alex searches himself for strength to battle physical and emotional uncertainties, Lisa must search inside herself, taking charge of courage and faith she never dreamed existed.

Alex Mendez had knelt over countless dead bodies in his career. Young, old, male, female, short, fat, black, white, brown, red and yellow. Alex had seen it all... or so he thought. Kneeling over the body of Andrew Kramer -- father, husband, racist -- Alex discovered a reluctance he'd never experienced. As he stared into the lifeless eyes of a man who'd just as soon have seen Alex swinging from a tree, Alex found himself in the midst of a heated internal battle like nothing he'd ever known. A dead man deserved justice. A dead racist had received his.As the mystery surrounding Kramer's untimely demise unravels, Alex finds himself deeper and deeper in a web of misery, deceit and destruction. It is up to him to balance the scales of justice before he, too, falls victim to the very darkness that got Andrew Kramer killed

In 1938, Adolf Hitler cemented his dream of unifying all German-speaking people by annexing Austria and demanding the liberation of German people in the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia. In March of the following year, German forces marched into territory previously protected from German advances by the ineffective Treaty of Munich. Six months later, Hitler would further thumb his nose at the world by invading Poland. By 1941, Germany, Italy and Japan had signed the Tripartite Pact, aligning their forces, if not their ultimate goals.And then it happened...Sunday, December 7, 1941 -- The date that will live in infamy -- brought America into a Eurasian war. In 1944, a young boy from Gilmer, Texas turned 18 years old. Within months, Ed Hancock would become Private Edward Hancock. By war's end, he would rise to the rank of Technical Sergeant and earn two Bronze Battle Stars. The Greatest Generation fought Naziism, Fascism and tyrannical Imperialism in a war that would take the lives of millions, including over 400,000 members of the American Military. We may never truly know what he -- and many others -- saw as war raged all around them. But, for one man at least, we have a few letters home.